In 2025, Tiantai was in a desperate situation. Yang An, who was heavily in debt, clutched an ancestral Kangxi Tongbao and fell, but accidentally traveled back to Peiping in the 14th year of the Republic of China.
When he opened his eyes, he became a preparatory student at the end of his life. His parents died in the military disaster, his younger sister had to make a living by sewing socks, and he was in arrears with tuition fees and was seriously ill. Under the pressure of double despair, the modern soul collided fiercely with the body of the Republic of China. He clutched the hot copper coin tightly and used his pen as a blade to condense the bloody war and the hunger and cold of the people at the bottom into a piece called "The Year of Famine". Every word weeps blood, every word is heart-piercing. One article stirred up the stagnant waters of Peiping's literary world; fifteen yuan of ocean supported the survival of two brothers and sisters. He looked down at the troubled times from a modern perspective, and used words as a boat to carry his sister and countless souls struggling to survive, upstream in the dark era. This is not only a person's survival, but also a soul, splitting a ray of light in the cracks of history. . . .
Reader comments
The book is very good, five points for encouragement
The book is very good, five points for encouragement